All India Shri Shivaji Memorial Society’s

Polytechnic Kennedy Road, Near RTO,

Pune - 411001

MICRO PROJECT ON
‘Prepare 3D solid Model Assembly and Details of Non Return Valve’

Name: VINAYAK BALASHEB KHADE

Roll No: 2005

Enrolment No: 2201410540

Program Name: Diploma in Mechanical Engineering

Program Code: M.E.5.I

Semester: Fifth

Course: Solid Modelling and Additive Manufacturing

Course Code: 22053

Name of Micro Project Guide: Mr. M.S. Bhave

All India Shri Shivaji Memorial Society’s Polytechnic, Kennedy Road near
RTO, Pune-411 001

CERTIFICATE

Certified that this micro project ‘Prepare 3D solid Model Assembly

and Details of Non Return Valve’s the bonfire work of Name: Vinayak
khade Rollno:1041, of Third year diploma in Mechanical Engineering
for the course: Solid Modelling and Additive Manufacturing, Course
code: 22053, during the academic year 2023- 2024, who carried out
the micro project work under my supervision.

Mr. M.S. Bhave

(Name & signature subject teacher)
 INDEX

Sr. CONTENT Page

No. No.
1. Micro Project Proposal 1.

2. Rationale 2.

3. Aims/Benefits of the Micro Project 4.

4. Course Outcome achieved 6.

5. Literature Review 6.

6. Actual Methodology Followed 6.

7. Actual Resources Used 7.

8. Output of the Micro Projects 8.

9. Skill Developed / Learning outcome of the 9.

Micro Project
10. Conclusion 10.
 Part-A
Micro Project Proposal

Title of the Micro-project:

Study of management
principles applied to large
scale
industries.
Title of the Micro-project:
Study of management
principles applied to large
scale
industries.
1.0 Title of the Micro-project:
‘Prepare 3D solid Model Assembly and Details of Non Return Valve’2.0:
Rationale:
Mechanical, Plastic, Automobile and allied Industries need to build model
based application which are being developed using "solid modeling software".
This course deals with concept of solid modeling to enhance solid modeling
skills of diploma students. This course w enables the students to inculcate solid
modeling and additive manufacturing concepts a methodology to solve
engineering problems.

3.0: Aims/Benefits of the micro project

1To Draw Template using standard size using Inventor.
2. To Draft Assembly of Non Return Valve ‘using Inventor.
3. To Draft Details of Non Return Valve ‘using Inventor.
4. To Draft Orthographic Views of Assembly and Details of Non Return Valve ‘using
Inventor.
5. To Draw Part List of the Non Return Valve ‘using Inventor.

4.0: Course Outcome achieved

1. CO22053(a): Prepare 2D Drawing using sketcher workbench of any parametric CAD
software.

2. CO22053(b): Generate 3D solid model from 2D sketch using part workbench

of any parametric CAD software.
3. CO22053(c): Prepare assembly of part models using Assembly workbench
of any parametric CAD software.
4. CO22053(d): Generate Orthographic views of 3D solid models using
Assembly workbench of any parametric CAD software.
5. CO22053(e): Plot a drawing for the given part model/assembly

5.0: Proposed Methodology

1. Finalize the topic

2. Find and Collect information

3. Arrange information

4. Proofread the information

5. Review from the teacher

6. Edit project report as per the suggestions of the teacher

7. Proofread and finalize the report

8. Submission of the report

6.0: Actual Resources Used

 Sr.
Name of resource material Specific ions Quantity
no

1 PC windows 11 1

2 SOFTWARE INVENTOR PROFESSIONAL-2023 1

1
3 MS WORD 2018

7.0: Skill Developed / Learning outcome of the Micro Project

 Understood how to draw template of A4 size sheet on Inventor.

 Understood how to draw Assemblies of various mechanical components
 Understood how to draw Details/Components of various mechanical components
 Understood how to draw Part list of the given mechanical components.

 Understood how to plot given Assembly and Details.

DAY TO DAY WORK OF

MICRO PROJECT
DAY TO DAY WORK OF
MICRO PROJECT
DAY TO DAY WORK OF MICRO PROJECT:
No of
Activity performed Date Remark
days

27/07/2023
1 Various topics of micro project were discussed 31/07/2023

03/08/2023
2 subject teacher and the topic was selected 07/08/2023

10/08/2023
3 Detailed list prepared for the project topics 14/08/2023

28/08/2023
4 Collected data of topics from various industry 31/08/2023

12/09/2023
5 Collected data is cross checked by the project guide 20/09/2023

20/09/2023
6 Data is collected from internet of different materials 27/09/2023

Roughly noted in a book all the necessary details and notes 03/10/2023
7
are prepared 10/10/2023

10/10/2023
8 Typing and data sequence formed and set as per project 17/10/2023

14 Rough copy is prepared and if any corrections are 18/10/2023

9
needed to the related project 27/10/2023

Finalized the report and gave for printing and Hard copy
07/11/2023
10 is prepared and attached to the file 08/11/2023

Part-B
(Outcomes after Execution)
 Title of the Micro-project: ‘Prepare 3D solid Model Assembly and
Details of Non Return Valve’

1.0 Brief description:

1.1. A Non-Return Valve (NRV), also known as a check valve, is a mechanical device
designed to allow fluid (liquid or gas) to flow in one direction while preventing it from
flowing in the opposite direction. Here are some key details about non-return valves:

1.2 Working Principle: Non-return valves operate on a simple principle. They have a one-
way passage that opens to allow fluid to flow in the intended direction due to the force of the
fluid, and it closes to prevent backflow when the fluid tries to move in the reverse direction.
This prevents the reversal of flow, which can be crucial in various systems.

1.3 Types: There are different types of non-return valves, including swing check valves, lift
check valves, ball check valves, and diaphragm check valves. The specific type used
depends on the application and the characteristics of the fluid being controlled inherent
mechanical linkage design versus solid state electronic units.to compile the report in proper
format along with presentation.

 Advantages of Non-Return Valves:

1. Prevention of Backflow: The primary advantage of non-return valves is that they

 prevent the reverse flow of fluids or gases. This is essential in applications where
backflow could lead to contamination, damage, or inefficiency.

2. Maintains System Integrity: NRVs help maintain the integrity and performance of
systems by ensuring that fluids or gases flow in one direction only, as intended.

3. Simple and Reliable: Non-return valves are relatively simple mechanical devices that
are robust and reliable. They don't require external power sources to operate.

4. Wide Range of Applications: They are used in various industries, including plumbing,
wastewater treatment, chemical processing, oil and gas, and HVAC systems, making
them versatile and applicable in many settings.

 Applications of Non-Return Valves:

1. Plumbing: Non-return valves are used in household plumbing to prevent backflow,

ensuring that contaminated water doesn't enter the clean water supply.

2. Wastewater Treatment: They are essential in wastewater treatment systems to prevent

the reverse flow of sewage or treated water.

3. Chemical Processing: Non-return valves are used in chemical plants to control the
flow of various chemicals, preventing cross-contamination and maintaining process
integrity.

4. Oil and Gas Industry: NRVs are employed in pipelines and drilling operations to
control the flow of oil and gas, preventing backflow and maintaining operational
safety.

PROCEDURE FOLLOWED:

1. Sketch the Valve Body:

 Create a 2D Sketch: Start by sketching the valve body on the XY plane. This
 represents the main housing of the non-return valve.
Use Sketch Tools: Utilize sketch tools to draw the outlines and dimensions of the
valve body. Include features like the inlet and outlet ports, mounting holes, and the
shape of the valve housing.

 Extrude the Sketch: Extrude the sketch to create a 3D body, representing the valve
housing. Specify the thickness of the body according to the design requirements.

2. Add the Valve Flap:

 Create Another 2D Sketch: Sketch the shape of the valve flap (also known as the
disc or gate) on the XY plane. Ensure it fits within the valve body.

 Extrude or Revolve the Sketch: Depending on the design, you may either extrude the
sketch to create a 3D disc or revolve it around a central axis. The disc represents the
part that opens and closes to control fluid flow.

3. Incorporate the Valve Seat:

 Sketch the Valve Seat: Create a sketch for the valve seat, which is the sealing
surface where the disc makes contact when closed. This is typically located inside the
valve body.
 Extrude the Sketch: Extrude the sketch to create a solid valve seat within the valve
body. Ensure it aligns correctly with the disc.

4. Design the Valve Stem and Actuator:

 Sketch the Stem: Create a 2D sketch for the valve stem. This component connects the
disc to the actuator and allows for opening and closing.

 Extrude the Sketch: Extrude the sketch to form the stem. You can add threads or
other features to represent the connection to the actuator.

5. Include the Actuator and Handle:

 Create Sketches: Sketch the actuator, which is the mechanism that controls the
movement of the valve stem and disc. Also, create a handle for manual operation if
applicable.

 Extrude the Sketches: Extrude these sketches to form the actuator and handle
components. Ensure they are correctly positioned relative to the stem and disc.

6. Add Seals and Gaskets:

 Sketch Seals and Gaskets: Create sketches for any seals or gaskets required in the
valve assembly, such as O-rings or packing seals.
  Extrude or Create 3D Features: Depending on the type of seal or gasket, extrude or
create 3D features to represent these components within the valve body.

7. Complete the Assembly:

 Assemble Components: Assemble all the individual components you've created,
ensuring they fit together correctly. Use constraints and joints to establish the
relationships between parts.

 Adjust Clearances: Ensure there are proper clearances between moving parts (e.g.,
disc and seat) and that the valve operates smoothly.